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There are 5 messages in this issue.
Topics in this digest:
1. Re: Stones remasters
From: Scott Swanson
2. Fwd: New Year's Eve and a Sale, Too
From: beatle bob
3. SUZI JANE HOKUM
From: Mick Patrick
4. Re: Capitol, from M Wirtz/New Voice Mysteries
From: Leonardo Flores
5. Catsup and Gore...
From: Greg
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Message: 1
Date: Tue, 25 Jun 2002 14:00:57 -0700
From: Scott Swanson
Subject: Re: Stones remasters
>>BTW is it true the early Rolling Stones Decca (London in the USA)
>>catalog is being remastered again? 'Bout Time!
Marc Miller writes:
> It IS true!! The whole Decca/London catalog, including both
> volumes of Hot Rocks is being reissued in August. No word yet
> about bonus/unreleased stuff or stereo/mono versions.
Word is that the remastered CDs will NOT include ANY bonus tracks
whatsoever. Furthermore, the new CDs will ONLY be available in stereo.
And...ABKCO will be releasing all the U.S. and U.K. albums separately,
meaning that consumers will have to buy a second CD just to get one or
two additional songs.
This strategy might have actually made sense if ABKCO used the original
U.S. and U.K. mixes for the respective CDs....but that's not going to
happen either. Both CDs will contain the same mixes (and in some cases
those mixes aren't even the same as *either* original album mix!)
Oh, and did I mention that there will be NO liner notes?
What a disappointment. Although I can't really say I'm surprised --
this *is* Allen Klein's handiwork, after all.
Regards,
Scott
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Message: 2
Date: Tue, 25 Jun 2002 21:25:18 +0000
From: beatle bob
Subject: Fwd: New Year's Eve and a Sale, Too
Attention fellow Spectropoppers,
Something to help plan for you're New Year's Eve shindig!
Mark Lindsay:
> How about spending New Year's Eve in Las Vegas with us?!
> Last year was so much fun (a private party on 12/31 and a
> sellout for the public the next day) that we just had to do it
> again!
> The 2002 celebration won't be on sale until September, but this
> is a great time to start thinking about booking rooms and flights.
> For a link to the casino, check out Mark's newly-updated tour
> schedule at
> http://marklindsay.com/tourschedule.htm
> Currently scheduled to appear with Mark are Gary Lewis and the
> Playboys, Billy J. Kramer, Ron Dante (Archies), Andy Kim, and
> it will all be hosted by Fabian.
Beatle Bob
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Message: 3
Date: Tue, 25 Jun 2002 23:40:51 +0100
From: Mick Patrick
Subject: SUZI JANE HOKUM
Hi,
Thanks to everyone who responded to my request for pictures and
information on the Daughters Of Eve. Especially to Clark Besch.
I'm now on another quest. My pal Rob Finnis, hard at work on a
Lee Hazlewood CD, 'phoned me yesterday in search of information
about SUZI JANE HOKUM. What was her relationship with Mr Hazlewood?
Is she, pehaps, the same person as Susie Dickerson on Trey? I
couldn't help him answer these questions. Can you?
MICK PATRICK
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Message: 4
Date: Wed, 26 Jun 2002 00:54:19 -0000
From: Leonardo Flores
Subject: Re: Capitol, from M Wirtz/New Voice Mysteries
Hello All,
> I think someone asked you this before - what USA label released
> "Teenage Opera" and were any of the later singles like "Sam"
> (my favorite) released here?
Both "Teenage Opera" and Tomorrow's "White Bicycle" were released
on Bob Crewe's 'New Voice' label, Catalog # 825 and 827 repectively.
The "Teenage Opera" single is not to difficult to locate but I have
never seen "White Bicyle" 45 even offered up for sale, and I believe
the rarest release on the label. I guess this all ties in with why
the single wasn't a huge hit in the US, they didn't make that many
of them! Also this was during the end of the label (228 is Mitch
Ryder, 229 has no artist - perhaps "Sam", Hey Mark, do you know the
answer to this mystery??!!Let me know!! - and 830 is the last 45 on
the label which is another Mitch Ryder 45), so things were winding
down for the label.
Shame on me, answering questions only makes more questions!
Cheers All,
Leonardo Flores "Uplandmod"
PS For any of the Spectropoppers who headed out to my club The 45
Club here in Hollywood CA thanks for coming out and making our second
night a night to remember. We had a soulful 250+ turnout and lots and
lots of great rare 45s were played for all,
Thanks again,
Let's Keep This Soul Party Going
LF
http://www.the45club.com
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Message: 5
Date: Tue, 25 Jun 2002 21:29:38 -0400 (EDT)
From: Greg
Subject: Catsup and Gore...
Greg writes:
> > Mike Love and his "Beach Boys" will be performing with the
> > Pittsburgh Symphony on July 2nd at Heinz Hall.
Jack Madani:
> Heinz Hall? Wasn't he one of the Bowery Boys? And does this mean
> that Mike Love is attempting to hegemonize yet another group name?
Uhh..wasn't that Hunts Hall? Heinz and Hunts are two completely
different catsups. (really bad food pun, huh...)
Y'know, the Pittsburgh Pops conductor is none other than Marvin Hamlisch...maybe I aughta suggest that he bring Lesley Gore to town
to sing his hits, "Sunshine, Lollipops and Rainbows," as well as my fave, "California Nights."
Greg,
who pronounces it ketchup...
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